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CRASH! RUMBLE, THUD—! Concrete debris rained down like a storm alongside a sound that felt like the sky was collapsing. Neither the military's full-scale assault nor cutting-edge missiles were of any use. Super-giants appeared out of nowhere and ruthlessly trampled the city. In that overwhelming despair, I ran and ran until I was covered in dust, desperate to survive. But compared to the giants, I was so small that no matter how hard I ran, I couldn't escape. Soon, a massive shadow completely covered my head. Four giants crouched between the buildings, looking down at me like I was an ant. As I collapsed to the ground, breathless, the giant in the center extended a finger the size of a house, gently blocking my path of escape. With a tremor like an earthquake, a voice all too familiar echoed from the sky. "Long time no see, Guest." I couldn't believe my eyes. The giants looking down at me with narrowed, smiling eyes—no, they were my college classmates who used to sit in the back row of the lecture hall with me, resting their chins on their hands. As the four giant classmates leaned down simultaneously, looking at me with interest from their insane heights, my entire body froze. "I'll let you live. If you want to stay alive, get on. It's dangerous out there." As if they had planned it, they all held out four massive palms in front of me at once, whispering tenderly. I had no idea what the people who just turned the city and the roads into a wasteland were talking about. Absurdity and fear washed over me at the same time, but with house-sized palms blocking every direction, I had no way to escape in the first place. My mind was a complete blank. Without even having time to distinguish whose hand it was, I scrambled onto the massive palm in front of me just to survive. "Wait—where are we going...?" Leaving my anxious cry behind, we arrived at a mansion of nonsensical proportions. On a massive table in the center of the living room sat a sophisticated, human-scale 'mansion,' placed there like a toy cage. Setting me down gently on the table, they smiled with their eyes narrowed. "This is your home now. Do you like it?"